Page 12 • The HERALD • 12th March 2026 v EMAIL YOUR NEWS: editor@herald-publishing.co.uk v Kitchen & Bathroom Showroom with free design service Tel: 023 8084 3787 Email: showroom@pcbuildingsupplies.co.uk Web: www.pcbuildingsupplies.co.uk PVCu FASCIAS & GUTTERING CLEANING SERVICE Gutters checked for leaks and repaired Also new installations Driveway, Patio and Decking Cleaning and Restoration Service Very reliable and fully insured Good Rates and Professional Service Special Rates for OAP’s Call us now for a free quote Holbury 07884 112416 HANDY HANDS HANDYMAN SERVICES Your Local Handyman For ALL Your Small Jobs • Gutter Clearance & Clearing • PVCu Fascias, Gutters, Soffits & Conservatory Cleaning • Pressure Cleaning of Paths & Patios • Window Cleaning • Interior & Exterior Painting • Grass Cutting, Strimming • Hedge Trimming • Shed Re-treated/ Roofs Re-felted • Flat Pack Assembly Fully Insured Free Estimates Work Guaranteed References on Request T: 023 8084 0096 M: 07840 860202 The next Herald is out on 2nd April LEGO EXHIBITION DELIGHTS VISITORS AT ST JOHN’S CHURCH A vibrant Lego exhibition was held at St John’s Church in Hythe on Saturday 7th February, delighting visitors of all ages. e exhibition was created by local Adult Fans of Lego (AFOLs), who came together to share their passion for the Lego brick and showcase their creativity. Following on from last year’s successful event, this year’s exhibition featured an array of exciting new displays. Among the highlights was an impressive otilla of pirate ships, complete with a towering 3-foot pirate gure of Captain Redbeard. ere trains continuously circling the setup. Surrounding the tracks were numerous buildings and construction scenes, where Lego workers could be seen hard at work on various projects. Local pride was on display too, with iconic Hythe landmarks recreated in Lego form, including the town’s Pier, the Lantern Building and St John’s Church itself. is was just a small taste of what was on show. Visitors also enjoyed Brickheadz characters, stunning oral builds, and even a Lego piano playing a selection of tunes. In the Jordan Room, a pre-loved Lego sales table proved popular, with many visitors leaving inspired and already planning how to recreate some of the displays at home. It was a thoroughly enjoyable day for all, and discussions are already underway for an even bigger and better exhibition next year. was also “all the fun of the fair”, with detailed and fully operational models including roller coasters, a haunted house, and a carousel wheel, all beautifully lit and brought to life. Space enthusiasts were treated to a fascinating space exhibition featuring a variety of spacecra . A large and intricate train layout drew plenty of attention, with seven Captain Redbeard Intricate train layout with 7 trains running All the fun of the fair Dancing in Hythe If you enjoy dancing, go along to Hythe and Dibden Parish Hall in West Street, Hythe, on Wednesday afternoons, 1pm–3pm for Ballroom, Latin and Sequence dancing. Admission £5. Refreshments provided.
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